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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

oo.p.s Of Boats and BOssmen Along 'h'
Ohio.
The steamer Bellaire will leave TINS
morning at 6:45, and make regular "nPs'
The marks from above yesterday were:
parker. . feet 4 inches and rising. clear
"a nisasant, Oil City, 3 feet z lncnes
md rising, Clear and cool. Morgantown'
> sast and stationary. Clear. Lock NO
4 3 feet 3inches and stationary: FaI'
brownsville, 4 feet 8 inches and s~'at,ons,s
Clear Rice's Landing, 8 feet jlnenes ant
stationary. Clear. Greensboro D 'ee'
inches Clear.
The new Government lighthouse steam
~ N he built by NJ. A. Sweeney q bros;
will be named the Nymphala' one W. =
he a stern-wheel craft. Her lenStn wiz =
1SO feet, 26 feet beam and g ieet oePtn :
hold. She will have two steel toilers, : :
tost long, 40 inches in diameter ana
;ucb cylinders, with 5 feet stroke IL
Nvmn6ala will ply from PittsbnFgq !
Giro and il to take the place OF Inc LII:
3 ~h;cb will he transferred to the MISS
s;nni river. Work on the new boat VIII
odpmenced Immediately .-PftsoHrg 70"
Gdz.
The new Wheeling and Parkerspu
n ..atot Rem Hur will be completed a
~ for business within q week or I
U days.
M rise in the Monongahela as =
Clear and pleasant but it IS thought 'D'
will be more rain or snow before long
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THATEREMATORY.
THE COMMITTEE ON HBGIIIf DISCUSS THE
NATTER, LAST NIGHT.
DR.. GaniSun's Statement Referred to The CtJ
Solicitor for COnSideratiOn-0thsr Business
Of Interest Transacted.

Wheeling's much talked about crematory
is still before the public, and, it seems, is
likely to remain there until the winter
blasts send it sailing over the hill. The
Council Committee on Health met last
night and proceeded to wrestle with the
problem, and after some hours arduous
struggle concluded to leave the matter
about where they found it. Exactly where
that is, no one seems to know.
Those present were Messrs. Ulrich, Far
rell, Kraft, Buchanan, and President
Jaeger of the committee, and Health Officer
Reed, ex-Health Officer Garrison and
Superintendent Serig.
After considerable discussion, a paper
was produced by Clerk Elson, bearing date
December IA, 1886, in which the commit
tee on health awarded the contract tor
building the iron covering to the crema-
tory, to NJ. V. Smith, of Pittsburg, at
$3.50. 90. 1t appeared that this Mas the
only document that could be found bear
ing upon the matter. No contract had
been made with the Pittsburg Bridge Com
pany, and the city was not responsible to
them. Dr.. Garrison, ex-health officer,
stated to the committee that Smith accept
ed the city's terms, and afterwards trans
ferred his contract to the bridge company.
When appealed to by the bridge company
to furnish additional guarantees for pay
ment, he had written them TO go ahead
and construct the building, according to
Smiths specifications, and there need be
no fear about the money.
After further deliberation the committee
decided tina the hest thing it could do was
10 do nothing. A motion was made ana
carried, that the matter be referred to the
CITY Solicitor, who should report upon the
city's responsibility in the premises.
After disposing of the creamatory chest
nut, the committee proceeded to grapple
with the three derelict garbage collectors
from the First, Fourth and Fifth districts.
Section 5, of the city ordinance, was
read, defining the duties OF the collectors.
Pesident Jaeger conducted the cross ques'
tioning but succeeded in elicltlng no very
startling information. The collector for
the First district stated that he had some
some trouble with detective garbage kegs
at one or two places that accounted for in.
complete collection of the refuse. He had
not sold any of the garbage, and what was
) not sent to the crematory had been deposit
J ed in out of the way places.
Mr.. Farrell asked TO see the charges
against the collectors, but was informed
that very few complaints had been made and
no specific charges were before the com
mittee. The other two cases were speedily
disposed of. DR.. Ulrich moved that the
!, collectors be censured and notified thai
| any violations would be rigidly punished,
The motion was carried. A motion that
that part of the city ordinances that rela
ted TO the duties of the garbage collectors
, should be published in the daily papers
; WAS discussed and lost, after which thu
= committee adjourned.
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\ THE PASTOR.
u,. Red" views too Lurid for the consre-
gatiop.

~
N,w yoRK. November IA Hartford,
Conn, special says A petition was c'icu-
lated today and signed by the members
If Trinity church calling n special meeting
n take action in relation to Kew. ~
Kimball, the pastor, who has created con-
tempt by his Sunday sermon comparing
the Chicago Anarchists with the sa'ioi'
since the sermon the public has shown its
5;Sannroval of the course taken by pastor
VimbaI and there will be q call Tor ms
rss;gnation. He has been pastor OF the
chuIch for eight years and is prominent IN
~ Uritorian denomination. Last Sunnay
he nIa,cbed from the text about Christ De
fn,e plate and the cry OF the mon 70
"crucify him." In opening he said
"These words were written OF an even
vhicb occurred more than eighteen hun
dred years ago, and ofa person who IS nov
worshipped throughout a large par. .
Cbristendom as another God, and yet nov
sccnra,ely they describe what has occurre
: this mast week, with reference TO the de-
. nised Chicago Anarchists, and the state
p~opuIar feeling, which has led 70 tnel
. death. Their teachings, their acts, an
u ,bs;r execution are only the first red-iine
cbapter of what is to he q whole thousan
Z naoe volume Of the worlds history"
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CUPID's CAPERs.
Two Quiet Weddings Yesterday, One In
and One Out OF the City.
Bowers-Osborn.

Two Quiet Weddings Yesterday. One In
and One Out OF the City.
Bowers-Osborn.
Last evening at 8 O'Clock, at the resi-
denee of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Osborn, 2517 Chapline street, the
marriage of their charming daughter, Miss
Georgia v, and Mr.. Will E. Bowers vas
cousummated, Rev. W. H. Cooke, D. D.,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
officiating. The ceremony took place in
the parlor of the residence, and q number
of the relatives and several intimate
friends Of the contracting parties being
present. At its conclusion q pleasant re-
eeption followed and congratulations were
shoWered upon the happy couple. stump
tuous refreshments were served n dis
eussed, and the evening was spent IN q
delightful manner. The, groom Is Assls'
tant CITY Clerk and a popular young
gentleman. He and his bride have the
best wishes of a large circle of friends and
acouaintances. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers vii
resid. at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents. They were the recipients Of numer'
ous handsome and useful presents, a par
tial list of which will be found below
Hand-painted plaque and easel, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Wheat; silver knives, fork:
and spOons, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Schul
marble top stand, Mr.. and Christ Vieweg
Jr.; rocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Babcoc&
lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nolte and son
sachets, Miss Alice Hollinger; parlo,
clock, Chas. A. Bowers, vases, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John whyte; fire stand, Mary Z
| Osborn; coal vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn
china tea set, Mrs. Geo Bowers, Sr.
| decorated toilet vase, Miss Susie NJ
Wolfendale, of Fall River, Mass.
water pitcher, Benny Broeket; plush toile
case. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. STICKY; towels
| Miss Carrie Osborn; towels, Margaret Clio
han; table linen, Miss Emma Miller; Tur
kish towel, Miss Mary S. Nolte; towels
Miss Annie Iukey, lace bed set, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Weisgerber; table linen, MI
| Mrs. E. W. Dunaway; bed spread, Char
mock family; picture of himself, George b
yieyeg; silver and gold sugar spoon
| Susan NJ. Osborn, Of Fall River, Mass,
silver tea service, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W
Bowers; pin cushion and toilet bottles
Miss Minnie Genthsr; Whittier's Poems
Mrs. VIM. Clohan; cake stand and goblet'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier; trunk, Hal
yey BrOcket.
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landing the Alesia's Passenger.

NEW YORK, November H.-rhis eve
ming 205 of the Italian emigrants who have
been 90 long imprisoned IN quarantine
were landed at Castle Garden. They were
from the passengers Of the steamship Ale
ala. Three hundred Of the passepgera Oh
,ba, shin are still on the packet Washing
ton. which has been used "a an intermedi
ate quarantine station. They were not al
loved 10 hrisg suy clothing With them .
Castle Garden except what they had o
their backs. The remaining three nun
dred ON the AIesis at quarantine VIII o
landed Tomorrow.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.

Movemsnts OF Citizens and the Coming
and Going OF
The Madame Fry Concert Company Is at
the Mcclure.
Clarke Hamilton, Jr., OF Grafton, was IN
the city yesterday.
Manager Scott of the Elysian Theatre,
Bellaire, o., is in this city on business.
Mrs. Lou Tasener, of Parkersburg, nee
Miss Kraft, is visiting relatives in the
city.
Mr.. W. F. Wright and daughter, OF
Washington, Pa, were in the city yester'
day.
Rev. n. l.. Atwood, pastor Of the Dis
ciples' Church, of this city, left on a short
visit to Wellsburg yesterday morning,
Mr.. W. F. Falk, of Conried's Gypsy
Baron Company, which appears at the
Opera House next Thursday, Is at the Nc
Lure.
Major Alouzo Loring and family have
moved from the country into the city and
are comfortably located in Capt. Haase'S
late residence, on Twelfth street, for th'
winter.
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Blew Out the Gas.

A lady from the ''rooral deestricts" blew
out the gas when she went to bed in q
Water street hotel, Wednesday night, and
came near taking a tour into the dim be-
yond. The odor of the gas reaching the
nostrils of a porter wa the only thing that
kept her from joining the silent majority,
and it was some little time before the i'll
effects OF the dose were overcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

In the German department the total en-,
rollment for the month was 80, divided
~ follows. Washington, %; Madison Is;
CLAW, II: Union, 81; Centre. 6%i "eOst sa,
20: Richie, So. Number oil classes o.
number of pupils OF German ~paFentags,
11g: other than German plrentage, -,
number of teachers, 4; amount pa'o ioi
instruction, $l5G. . .ro
THE report shows an increase III the
English department of 1872 in average ualiy
attendance over the report Tor octooer
1886 Notwithstanding a falling Gil OF ID IN
tho average attendance in Washington
school Very complete arrangements nave
been made for our Institute LOT the |ou'
oath and 25th instants, and m interesting
and proftable time is anticipated TIL,
The report of Librarian Wilson, "htch
was submitted along with the Superih-
,ordent,s report, showed the total circula-
tion of hooks for the month OF OCTOBER
z 2 an average circulation per day OF
1G4: circulation in reading FooI' ''''
amount received from fines, etc SIi
Both reports were received anu "'ue''
filed. ;nus,;,ot,
{ into the matter of making better ana NOR
{ satisfactory disposition of the pupiiS 0
y Ritchie school, so that none Will nave 10 Y
u % far TO the new annex, reported that tne,
. had riyen the subject careful ana stuule.
attention. and caunot make any ne''er 81
d rsngements than now exist. The scnot
! rooms in both buildings are well hilet
T. and bv establishing any other line oil 1l'!
ID ION would lead to much confusion ana stl
Greater dissatisfaction. The report WI
II. adopted. a;s.r;
The Commissioners OF Madison oists'
rsnorted the nameos Miss Alice EoglIsh
I'd teacher in Division D, Grade 4, ana 81
lc- was confirmed. no,
es CIeTk Hall announced that several no,
IS hearing interest amounting to Si93'oo
SIT 600 of which is a building iunu 10
md 81 600 a school fund loan, wouic
so dne December ID. Mr. Doboins sta.
that the City Collector would ave l
. necessary funds in his hands several Ga
after that date to ~liquidate the notes' u
- would be necessary to renew them:
H., Mr.. Naylor asked for an %appToprlat,
81 $40 TO furnish the Princ'pals rSOIl
10 Madison school, which was grsntea.
nao motion of Mr.. Hannah, Mr. Dayi was
arsi no;nted to fill the vacancies ON all tnec 9
ave m;ttees of which his predecessor wa
member. ~
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Gar strtks

CrxCIxSATI, November IA strike Oh
the Consolidated Street Car Railway con-
ductors and drivers began at Z o'clock To-
night. The conductors and drivers com
mi,tee demand that the Consolidated Street
Railway dismiss John Harris, their APE
intendent. The company answered AT
o,clock. declining to grant the request
Thereupon tine drivers and conductors DC
Gan turning cars in.
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IMPROVEMENT IN
Ten Mills Meet and Decide on
Price for the ArticleI

Ten Mills Meet and Decide on
Price for the ArtieieI
A REGISTER reporter asked az
manufacturer yesterday as tot
Of the nail trade in the city. Ter
"Well," said he, lit hak'ou
unsettled, but is now doinsell-
see the manufacturers in fhsrices
ing their goods at so many rade.
that it rather disiointed ne for
Some sold for 81. 80 per htween
81. while others struckt TINS
those figures. All fresenta'
sort of business didn't pselmont,
tives of the Riverside, Bt, Mipgc
LaBelle, Top, Bellaire son mills
junction, Laughing q the price
held a meeting and dec since that
at 81. % per keg stra great dea
time the market bias improving
steadier and the deley have 10
orders coming in bet
some time.
i all depart
The Riverside isl
ments. at Is runnlh
The Wheeling +.
along rs steadily fas is still pu'
The scarcity Of a good deal {
ting our manufac
trouble SIS running aiou
The Eenwood
part turn. all.
The La Bellies look somewh
Things in 7
brighter. .wLC
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SECOND PAGE.
First Premium Bread-wheeling Bakery Com
pahy.
Lily CreAm-Logan & Co.
Great ReduCtion-Geo NJ. Shook & Co.
New Goods Arriving Daily-l. G. Dillon & Co.
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R. II. List.
Blank Books md Stationery-Jos. Graves *
Son.
Temple Museum Of Anatomy.
Wanted-Girl for Homework.
Auction Sale-H. c. Richards, Administrator
Wanted-Milliner.
Athletic observation-disclosures Rink.
FOURTH AGE
Grandest Inducements Ever ohered-L. &
Good * Co.
Coal-Koehline Bros.
Raised to q Higher Plane-M. Gutman < Co.
Not Bite-D. Gundling & Co.
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ALFRED DIMMICK, at 24O6 and 24Oe
Chapline street, pays the highest cash
price for rags, wrought and cast iron, cop
per, brass, Lead, zinc, rope, bones, etc
Any person having any of the above fol
sale will find it to their advantage to tele'
phone Mr.. Dimmick and get his prices
Telephone No. 526.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands, %Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co
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PLUSH Cloaks and Wraps arriving daily.
STONE & THOMAS.
Feathers-Feathers

Mrs. N. Horkheimer, H. HOrkheimer,
J.. H. Diehl, II. X. List, r. r. SwOpe,
Peter Cassel, Geo. Stifel, ID. Gutman, l..
Halter, Kull, A. Morrison, NJ. A. Chew,
F. P. Wingerter, Rev. d. A. Cunningham,
D. D, and Prof. Kramer have had their
feathers steam cleaused at the new estab-
lishment of Tully 4 Co., l043 Market
street. NeighbOrs will do well to consult
the above residents.
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BOARD O.
HELD LAST
REGULAR NOM
Usual. Routine
No Business s'ion Over
TRANSACTED
HELD LAST
REGULAR MON
meeting Of the

! meeting Of TIE
The regheld last evening
l Board Of Fard In "
-. in the ,otthe usual routine
e Library b nothingof especial
t business ore the body. The
. importaure present: MesSrs
l followinns, Ebeling, Filing
Davis, fell, Jepson, Mccoy
ham, IShafer, Warehouse
Milleriresident Pipes.
' White the last meeting were
. Thd ordered signed, after
. reading business was trans
: whi -,
actlee on Accounts reported
q FIN the aggregate to $50 To-
t biered paid.
vi the Committee on Build
!, huds called the attention o
u an ordinance of the city re
Escapes to be used on building
Re stories in height, attachins
non compliance, and that tn
Having been served with motto!
,-,er official, had investigated oil
rtscapes with the view OF recon-
la good and safe escape to IN
adoption, and suggested that Ia
We pIaced on Union School buiie
only property coming within tn
, Of the ordinance, the Spiral vi
manufactured by Marshall Bros
at a cost not to exceed S'o
quite an animated Olsen !,
anv of the members being OF IL
that tine amount was far too larg
matter was referred back to u
zee, the report being adopted WI,
e of the firm and the word spiral
ted, the cost of any escape select'
amount to over 800. The repc,
commended the payment OF I
on the Washington u
building, amounting =
50: also the payment to l..
II $500 ON account for profession
the said building, and sever
nall bills amounting to S31, all
we're ordered paid.
Committee on Public Library r.
ded the payment OF several oil
, report was adopted.
superintendent monthly rep
of which the following
.ract {:
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EL.LIOTT-OLLIYER.

At Portland, Ohio, at twelve o'clock yes
terday, Rev. W. Eaton, pastor Of the
Gravel Hill Presbyterian church, Bellalre,
performed the ceremony which made Mr.
Edward Elliott, Of Bellaire, and Miss
Belle oliver, of Portland, nan and
wife. The happy event was solemn
lied ct the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Henry Oliver, and was
witnessed only by the immediate relatives
OF the contracting parties. The attendants
were Mr.. Will Elliot, brother Of the groom
and Miss Olive McGrew, of Portland. AT
ter the ceremony q most palatable wedding
dinner was served, of which those present
partook heartily. The happy couple tool
the lbs c. & P. train for Cleveland on
wedding trip. They will make Bellair'
their future home.
THE largest line of Carpets, Rugs ant
Window Shades at lowest prices.
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An End TO Bone scrsping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III,
,ars: "Haviug received so much oenen.
'"Srn Electric Bitters, | feel it my duty 10
lst snffering humanity know it. Have mao
r]nnning sore ON my leg for eight years.
NV doctors told me l would have to nave
tSs none scraped or leg amputated. fused,
instead, three bottles Of Electric p S51n
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arn,Ga o"i'e
and INV leg is now sound and well.
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty Genus
hottie and Bucklen's Arnica Salve u Zoc
box bv Logan& Go.
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s.r.,xhi Aratnst Coughiin.

CLEVELAND, O., November 17.-in the
Coughlin trial at Ravenpa to-day Captain
Henry Hoehn positively tSeatIsed tSe
prisoner as one Of tAe men engaged In tne
rescue Of Harry McMunn from Dsteetis'
Hulligau,
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.MbeeIns Resister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. O. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: z q. m, 49,
8 8. m, As; II m, 50; 3 p. m, 50; Z p.
~, IS. Weather, clear.
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Gentlemen,

Examine our Lace Waukenphast If you
want n shoe that will not hurt your feet.
J. W. AMICK,
ll43 Main Street,
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II .addition OF new and improved
II machinery, We can offer PIC
!, Frames and MOldings AT pr,e.s
a. dreamed of before. kiRh =
4 STORE, 1908 Main Street
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Card.
.fhs ReOiSH,

To he En- the Register;
sTp-nse say that the "Fistie TOuIna-
rsnt;, ,e given at Capitol Rink, Satur-
d. ME- November 18th, is not under the
onSrc ( the Wheeling Athletic Club, az
$500 by certain posters nor 'has t6e
nSnh INV Of its members shythin9 to dc
witbs entertainment
WIFI WIN. L. EWING,
Prest. Wheeling Athletic Club.
BeliaS, Nor. II, 1887.
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We have now on exhibit the largest
line Of Fall aud Winter Woolens ever
placed for inspection I'm u city,
which will be made UP first class NJ
reasonable prices
Also . full line OF our Celebrated
.SSited Jackets just received.
c. HESS = SONS,
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II Is question that il settled beyond
all doubt that Kinks ART STORE,
1905 Main street, Il n place 20 buy
Picture frames, holdings and Artist
Materials.
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Fifteen Years Studying The Wants Of the
People

People
and what Clothing we ought to sell them
has given Ralph Kline, the Reliable Cloth
Ter, 1l40 Main street, clear insight to doing
the best. Our prices for this week will
hurt our competitors and delight our GUS
toners. =,
Suits or Overcoats for 81. rs, which would
be considered cheap at So.
At s. we offer Mems Fine Fur, Beaver,
Corkscrew, Melton and KerSey Overcoat:
that sell every where at Sl2.
Just received, 500 pairs of Children:
Pants at % cents.
See our 81 80 Boys Beaver OvercOats,
equal to any s. coat in Wheeling.
Quick sales Small profits Try us
I: we cannot please you no one can.
RALPH KLINE,
1l4O Main st.
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Last Evenings Concert.

A good sized and appreciative audier
assembled at the Opera House last eve
ing, attracted by the Madame Fry Conc
Company, composed of Nine. NJ. B. F.
Misses Lulu, Eugenia and Alta Fry, q
Mr.. A. ]. Wells. The numbers on 4
programme were all nicely rendered, I
vocal as we'll as the instrumental SCI
tons evincing the most careful tran t:
and conscientious devotion to their afs
the part oil the performers. The aud n
was well pleased with the concert an or
pressed their approval in a very ~ tn
manner. The concert was under the mi
agement of Col. Robert White, wig nal
his own responsibility brought th
pany here for the benefit of the t to
School in East Wheeling, and our so II
should have helped the good workJurth
chasing tickets even if they coulrict
tend. MS2,074
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Water Proof Shoes.

Our Genuine FOrpoise leather shoes at
s.. 90; our Genuine Alaska SealSkin Shoes
at 81 90: our Genuine Oil Grain Shoes at
200; our Genuine Kangaroo, with a call
skin lining makes it n water proof shoe.
JOSEPH HAsEEAUER,
No. lN4S Main Street.
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U,,.d h, Failing walls.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, November H.--b'
the falling Of the wslls, al one O'Clock thu
morning. Of the Everscn Buildins. q
aalina street, recently burned, two wofk
men were killed and another b missing.
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The Minstrels Tomorrow Evening.

Al G. Fields United Operatic Min
strels will break in upon us tomorrow
with everything new, aud will give two
performances at the Opera House, from
present indications to crowded houses.
The GAINESVILLE, O., Times of a recent date,
closing a very complimentary notice, says:
''There was hardly a minute the house
was not in an uproar of laughter, except
when hushed to silent administration by
some fine music, or some elegant tableau,
or artistic dancing" Seats are on sale at
Banners.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Great Nlmrods.

DR.. Caddle and Superintendent Tracy
returned yesterday from a two days hunt
near West Alexander. They bagged forty
rabbits, three ~pheasants and four part
ridges, and had NJ end of fun during the
outing.